

To check your label policy advanced settings, use the following syntax:įor a label policy named Global: (Get-LabelPolicy -Identity Global).settings To check the current advanced settings in effect, run the following commands: Order of precedence - how conflicting settings are resolvedĪn example of a label policy advanced setting is the setting to display the Information Protection bar in Office apps.įor a single string value, use the following syntax: Set-LabelPolicy -Identity -AdvancedSettings a multiple string value for the same key, use the following syntax: Set-LabelPolicy -Identity -AdvancedSettings "value2")}Īn example of a label advanced setting is the setting to specify a label color.įor a single string value, use the following syntax: Set-Label -Identity -AdvancedSettings a multiple string value for the same key, use the following syntax: Set-Label -Identity -AdvancedSettings "value2")}.Specifying the label policy or label identity.

Checking your current advanced settings.

White strings in these string values will prevent your labels from being applied. Do not use white spaces in your string values.
